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Friday Night Football Fever Week 2

Friday Night Football Fever Week 2

See who your favorite teams are playing and check out the scores HERE.

 

Linden 1A at  J.U. Blacksher  1A

Maplesville  1A at  Billingsley  1A

Marengo  1A at  McIntosh  1A

Notasulga 1A at  Loachapka  1A

Pleasant Home  1A at  Red Level  1A

Sunshine  1A at  Keith  1A

Saint Luke's  1A at  A.L. Johnson  1A

Central-Hayneville  2A at  Highland Home  2A

Cottonwood  2A at  Ariton  2A

Elba  2A at  Zion Chapel  2A

Francis Marion 2A at  R.C. Hatch 2A

Goshen  2A at  Luverne  2A

Houston County  2A at  Houston Academy 2A

Montgomery Academy 2A at  Prattville Christian  2A

New Brockton  2A at  Calhoun 2A

Friday Night Football Fever Week 1

Friday Night Football Fever Week 1

See who your favorite teams are playing and check out the scores HERE.

Luverne  2A  at  Brantley  1A

Autaugaville 1A at  Lanett 2A

Billingsley  1A at  Prattville Christian  2A

Ellwood Christian  1A at  Francis Marion  2A

Keith  1A at  Wilcox Central 4A

Kinston  1A at  Samson 2A

Linden  1A at  Leroy  2A

Loachapoka 1A at  LaFayette 2A

Marengo  1A at  Southern Choctaw 2A

Notasulga 1A at  Beulah 4A

Saint Jude  1A at  Montgomery Catholic 3A

Ariton  2A at  Georgiana 1A

Central-Hayneville  2A at  Florala  1A

Cottonwood 2A at  Pleasant Home  1A

Elba 2A at  Opp 3A

G.W. Long 2A at  Zion Chapel 2A

Highland Home  2A at  McKenzie 1A

Troy to offer Korean language courses to high school students via ACCESS

Troy to offer Korean language courses to high school students via ACCESS

High school students across Alabama will be able to take Korean language classes starting this fall through video conferencing technology thanks to Troy University’s ACCESS Support Center.

The free classes will be taught by Dr. JeeHae Lee, an assistant professor in the College of Education at the Dothan Campus. Dr. Lee will teach live from the Dothan Campus each weekday from 10:30 a.m.

Multi-million dollar grant to help veterinary medicine program

Multi-million dollar grant to help veterinary medicine program

TUSKEGEE, Ala. (August 27, 2012) – The U.S. Department of Education has awarded a grant of $2,153,184 to Tuskegee University. The funds are part of more than $26 million awarded to five institutions under the Historically Black Graduate Institutions program.

Charles R. Drew University in Los Angeles; Georgia Clark Atlanta University in Atlanta; Meharry Medical College in Nashville, Tenn.; and Morehouse School of Medicine in Atlanta were also grant recipients. Tuskegee’s funds will be used to support the graduate veterinary medicine program.

Tsegaye Habtemariam, dean of the College of Veterinary Medicine, Nursing and Allied Health, said the two-year grant will be effective Oct. 1.  He said the funds will help support the college’s graduate and professional education programs. The grant will be used to improve student support services and provide equipment as well as fund faculty salaries and student scholarships.

Macon County Back to School Bash

Macon County Back to School Bash

Macon County Back to School Bash

August 18, 2012

3:00 p.m. – 7:00p.m.

Booker T. Washington High School

Support the Students of Macon County by helping to fill the School Bus located in the parking lot of the
Macon County Sheriff’s Office with Pre K - 12 grade school supplies.
 

     Supplies will be collected from July 27th – August 16, 2012
               8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.

 

Spearheaded by Rep. Pebblin Warren with the support of local Chapters of Alpha Kappa Alpha, Inc., Omega Psi Phi, Inc., Alpha Phi Alpha Inc., Delta Sigma Theta, Inc., Zeta Phi Beta, Inc., Phi Beta Sigma, Inc., Kappa Alpha Psi, Inc., Gamma Sigma Rho, Links, and Shriners of Mizraim Temple 119, Local Municipal and County Governments

53 school boards to receive President's Award at Aug. 16-Sept. 13 Fall District Meetings

53 school boards to receive President's Award at Aug. 16-Sept. 13 Fall District Meetings

MONTGOMERY, AL – (August 2012) – Fifty-three school boards from across the state will receive the seventh annual AASB President’s Award at the Alabama Association of School Boards district meetings Aug. 16-Sept. 13 in nine geographical regions.


“The AASB President’s Award is presented to boards that have had at least 60 percent of their members attend three or more School Board Member Academy courses in the 2011-12 academy year,” said AASB President Steve Foster. The academy year ended June 30.

AYP results for the Macon County School District 2011-2012

AYP results for the Macon County School District 2011-2012

The Macon County School District made AYP as a whole.

 

Schools that DID make AYP:

Booker T Washington High

DC Wolfe School

George Washington Carver Elementary School

Notasulga High School

Tuskegee Public Elementary

Tuskegee Institute Middle School

 

Schools that DID NOT make AYP:

NONE